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Happy birthday Kevin! Hope you get a chance to do something fun today. Maybe explode something in a really cool way, and then take amazing microscopic pictures of it.

^^^^^^ and the other.

I've been thinking about getting a boat. It could be a lot of fun.

I find that this sort of thing is true with many headphones. Sometimes, I just flip through them trying to match them to the music I'm in the mood for like I used to do when I was trying to find the right tie for the shirt and pants I was wearing that day.

Hmm... A Beatles song in Bossa Nova style.

Ya, it's a Ducati Monster S4RS. Entirely too much and too quick of a bike for me. I really should sell it and get a Harley or maybe an Indian. TTVJ keeps wanting to know when I'm going to be back in Montana, but it's not looking like this summer. Next summer for sure though.

Gotta love Photoshop... http://img.techpowerup.org/120419/photo%20(2).jpg]http://

Yes! I enjoyed it very much. Some really good guys there. I know they just look like a bunch of goofy freaks to a lot of people, but they're actually kind hearted and well intended guys who make a real difference in their communities. Most of them rely on their Santa income (as small as it may be) to supplement their retirement, but they do a lot of charity work as well.

I know a several of those guys, actually. The guy who is front and center with the red and white pattern shirt and red pants has been my bleaching mentor. He wrote a small book about how to bleach your hair and beard without causing damage, and then walked me through everything via email. Santa Shannon. Good guy. The guy with the do-rag in the back is a Harley rider who lives in Georgia. Wants me to ride with him some day. We'll see. To his left, is the famous Santa Tim, aka Santa Hollywood, aka the Julie McCoy (cruise director). He's the official Hollywood parade santa and has appeared on Leno, Oprah, Dr. Phil, etc., does Oreo cookie commercials, and employs about 200 real bearded santas every year to cover events that he can't do himself. He also runs the International University of Santa Claus, through which this annual cruise is organized and offered. http://www.realsantas.com/iusc.htm His Santa school will be offered in Tampa in June, and I'm thinking about attending. http://www.santahollywood.com/ I recognize at least half of the faces in that crowd, all of whom are active members at ClausNet.org which is kind of the Headcase of the Santa hobby. All of the cool Santas hang out there, although none of them really talk about drinking.

Levon is gone now... RIP good man.

INTP on the second test as well. I'm borderline on the I versus E distinction, which doesn't surprise me. As I've often said, "If you drag me out, I'll have a great time." Introverted (I) 51.35% Extroverted (E) 48.65% Intuitive (N) 66.67% Sensing (S) 33.33% Thinking (T) 61.76% Feeling (F) 38.24% Perceiving (P) 70.59% Judging (J) 29.41%

I thought of you when I read that description, actually.

Ahhh!!! You got me there, Dan. That's true. I don't really dislike people, but sometimes I get annoyed by them. I'm "happy" so long as I'm well rested and fed, which is at least 90% of the time. Actually, I was just making a simple joke that the only difference between ENTP and INTP is that the "E" guy is presumably extroverted, so I could then explain my "I" by claiming that I don't like people...

Nice descriptions! INTP is also spot on for me.

^ Amen to that, Mike.

Meh... I could be a ENTP as well, if only I liked people.

INTP but from looking at the descriptions, I suspect I'm more INTJ, or a combination of the two. I'm no Einstein, that's for sure (and have been told as much many times).

Will it sound better with a dedicated 20A outlet? I don't get it. These things tend to be rather lean on power consumption.

Thought some of you might appreciate this, from Facebook. http://img.techpowerup.org/120414/417182_10150638300924095_112667054094_8992992_2043660919_n.jpeg Interesting and a bit ironic that they chose Jesus as the pigeon's opponent...

^ In that case, I've got quite an art collection myself.

It's hard enough to make science into art without a damn pragmatist in the building!